Chapter

 1  6,2| agitation, she was suddenly struck by the peculiar expression
 2  7,1|   his coffee when the clock struck eight. He caught up his
 3  7,2| misery!" ~He stopped short, struck dumb with amazement, for
 4  7,6|    the degradation of being struck by her own son. "Ah, you
 5  7,6|    his left elbow which had struck against the corner of a
 6 12,1| Pascal Ferailleur. Suddenly struck down in the full sunlight
 7 14,5| auction-rooms." ~Wilkie was struck dumb for a moment, but eventually
 8 15,2|  floor near him, my brother struck him in the face with the
 9 15,4|  treatment; in vain that he struck me, tortured me, and dragged
10 15,6|    The immensity of the sum struck Wilkie dumb with consternation.
11 16,4|  and that his name has been struck off the list of advocates?